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Abarackadabra! A 21st Century “New Steal”

By: Clyde Wayne Crews
12/07/2008

JOBS, ROADS, BRIDGES, SCHOOLS, BROADBAND, ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS, ENERGY…blares the Drudge Report. It’s President-elect Obama’s weekend plan—not to produce, but to transfer yet…

Energy and Environment

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The Wonders of Socialized Medicine, Part LXVI

By: Doug Bandow
12/07/2008

The Daily Mail reminds us how government health care is compassionate and efficient; So imagine my shock when I saw how some nurses recently…

Healthcare

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A Valid Point In Support of Auto Bailouts?

By: Eli Lehrer
12/07/2008

At a meeting I attended a top Ford Executive made an interesting point: Automakers, he said, wanted to avoid bankruptcy because the mere fact of…

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How Not to Create Jobs

By: Ryan Young
12/06/2008

President-elect Obama has a plan to create 2.5 million jobs over the next two years. One of his ideas is to install energy-efficient light…

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The End of Auto Bailouts (Not.)

By: Eli Lehrer
12/06/2008

Reports have it that Congress and the President have agreed to an auto industry bailout. Bad idea. But here’s one prediction: this $15 billion…

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Declining Market Power Means Fewer Limits on Government

By: Doug Bandow
12/06/2008

With much of American finance and industry either on the government dole or desperately trying to get on it, market constraints on political abuses have…

Law and Litigation

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Abarackadabra! A 21st Century “New Steal”

The Wonders of Socialized Medicine, Part LXVI

A Valid Point In Support of Auto Bailouts?

How Not to Create Jobs

The End of Auto Bailouts (Not.)

Declining Market Power Means Fewer Limits on Government

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